In this episodes, Drew goes through the scene when both Jesus and Peter walked on water. When Peter, by faith, stepped out of the boat and kept his eyes on Jesus, he was able to walk on water! When he took his eyes off of Jesus, he began to sink. Jesus then said to Peter, “O you of little faith, why did you doubt?” In our walk with the Lord, are we “walking or sinking?” 

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In this episode, Drew breaks down the scene when Peter made the great confession as he recognized Jesus as Lord. When one comes to that conclusion based on concrete evidence (John 20:30-31), it comes at a price. Peter would learn this as he matured in his faith, but do we grasp the price of recognizing Jesus as Lord?

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In this episode, Drew works through Luke’s account of when four fishermen were called as Disciples. After Jesus telling Peter to “launch out into the deep” which was meant literally, but there there was also a metaphorical sense in which Peter was to have faith in Jesus and become a “fisher of men.” Will we be willing to “forsake our nets” and “launch out into the deep?”

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In this episode, Drew discusses the moment when Peter decided to follow Jesus. There is no way that he could have known the journey in which he was about to embark, but we have the blessing of tracing his life through the pages of the New Testament. The application is that Peter “left his life behind” to follow Jesus. What about us? 

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In this episode, Drew introduces a brand new season of Weathering the Storm. He delivers a biographical sketch of Peter: Fisherman, Disciple, Apostle, Gospel Preacher, Husband, Elder, Servant of Jesus. May all who listen this season be able to relate to Peter and be better equipped to “weather the storm.” 

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In this final episode of Season 4, Drew wraps up his study of the Psalms and provides a preview for Season 5. It is our prayer that all who have listened to this podcast have been strengthened, encouraged, and further equipped to weather the storms of life to the glory of God. Thank you for listening!

In this episode, Drew explores Psalm 143. David appeals to God's righteousness and faithfulness as he find himself in the midst of a storm. Though he is overwhelmed, discouraged, and distressed, his trust in God allows him to triumph over the darkness. To those who feel lost in darkness and overcome by trials, this episode is for you. May God bless all who are striving to "weather the storm."

In this episode, Drew opens up and discusses Psalm 142. While this psalm is considered to be a "poem," it also serves as a beautiful prayer offered to God. Though David was isolated, he found solace, comfort, and strength in His God recognizing Him as his Refuge, Portion, Deliverer, and Redeemer. May we come to the same conviction in our effort to "weather the storm."

In this episode, Drew examines Psalm 141. The Psalmist pours out his heart to God as he "cries out to God." This study encourages us to keep our eyes fixed on God, our hearts pure before God, and our lives in harmony with the Word and will of God. We hope this episode encourages you as you "weather the storm."

In this episode, Drew discusses Psalm 123. Though it is one of the smallest psalms (only 4 verses), it is packed with important information the child of God needs to remember. As the Psalmist seeks relief, we too can go to the same Source in hope of gaining what we need to "weather the storm."